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General| Connectivity | USB 3.0 |
|---|---|
| Sampling Rate | 60 Hz |
| Calibration Type | 5-point calibration |
| Compatibility | Windows 10 |
| Accuracy | 0.5° |
Explains the meaning of information, tip, and warning icons used throughout the manual.
Introduces the Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager software, a tool for managing the eye tracker.
Lists the necessary operating system, CPU, RAM, and port specifications for the device.
Details optional software like Tobii Pro Lab and SDK for advanced research and development.
Warns about proper mounting procedures to prevent damage and ensure safety.
Advises against relying on the eye tracker in dangerous or critical situations due to potential failure.
Alerts individuals with photosensitive epilepsy about potential risks from flashing lights.
Warns about infrared light and potential interference with medical devices.
Advises caution regarding magnets and potential interference with medical implants.
Highlights safety precautions for children handling or using the device.
Warns against opening the casing due to electrical voltage and voiding warranty.
Specifies operational conditions, avoiding direct sunlight, liquids, and extreme environments.
Recommends using only accessories provided by or approved by Tobii AB.
Warns about risks associated with using third-party software or hardware with the device.
Details CE marking and compliance with relevant EU directives and regulations.
Outlines UKCA marking and compliance with UK statutory instruments.
Provides FCC rules for Class B digital devices and US contact information.
Confirms compliance with Canadian ICES-003 for digital apparatus.
States registration in the Australian National Equipment Registration System.
Indicates VCCI marking for compliance with Japanese emission standards.
Mentions KC marking for compliance with Korean safety requirements.
Lists various international standards for product safety, including photobiological and equipment safety.
Lists standards for Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements for multimedia equipment.
Confirms compliance with the standard for restricting hazardous substances.
Provides guidance on environmentally responsible disposal and recycling of the product.
States that the Tobii Pro Spark is available in a single product version operating at 60 Hz.
Explains the core technology using infrared illuminators and image processing for eye tracking.
Instructions on how to use the included USB adapter for Type-C computer ports.
Information on where to find additional Tobii products and accessories.
Guides on downloading and installing the Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager software.
Steps to install the eye tracker within the Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager software.
Instructions for physically attaching the eye tracker to a laptop or monitor, considering bezel thickness.
Steps to configure screen settings and eye tracker position within the software.
Instructions for calibrating the eye tracker to ensure accurate gaze point mapping.
Explains the purpose and benefits of individual eye tracker calibration for accuracy.
Instructions for safely removing the eye tracker from its mounting.
Describes the typical setup for monitors up to 27 inches, attaching below the screen.
Covers alternative setups not attached to the screen bezel, like using a tripod.
Details setting up the eye tracker using the optional Tobii Pro Tripod Stand.
How to initiate eye tracking and verify its functionality using Gaze Visualization.
Overview of Tobii Pro Lab for data recording, analysis, and interpretation of eye gaze.
Emphasizes the importance of keeping eye tracker software and firmware updated for performance.
Reminder to update display setup when changing computers or display configurations.
Specifies the recommended temperature and humidity ranges for operating the eye tracker.
Provides guidelines for safely transporting and storing the eye tracker, including temperature limits.
Instructions and precautions for cleaning the eye tracker's surface without causing damage.
Guidance on proper disposal according to local regulations for electronic waste.
Legal disclaimer regarding Tobii AB's liability for product use or misuse.
Detailed technical specifications for the eye tracking technique, sampling frequency, and accuracy.
Technical details related to setup, including head movement tolerance and optimal screen size.
Lists compatible software frameworks and operating systems for the eye tracker.
Information on the available hardware versions of the Tobii Pro Spark.
Specific technical details like dimensions, weight, connectors, and camera modules.
Information on how to contact Tobii's Customer Care team for assistance.
Details on accessing online resources, articles, FAQs, and downloads for support.
Information on training programs, interactive sessions, and e-learning for users.
Guidance on where to find warranty details and policies for the product.
Defines the intended research applications and usage guidelines for the eye tracker.
Recommends optimal light conditions, advising against direct sunlight due to interference.
Discusses how eyelashes can obstruct view and affect tracking accuracy.
Explains how droopy eyelids can impede tracking by blocking pupil visibility.
Defines accuracy as the spatial angular variation between measured and actual gaze points.
Explains the process of calibrating both eyes simultaneously for independent data processing.
Describes the tracking and reporting of data for both the left and right eyes.
Time taken for the tracker to resume gaze tracking after an eye blink.
Describes the method of capturing eye images with illuminated pupils for tracking.
Describes the method of capturing eye images with darker pupils for tracking.
Lists the types of data points provided by the eye tracker, such as gaze origin and pupil diameter.
Defines the spatial region where a participant can move their head while maintaining tracking.
Time for the tracker to re-establish gaze detection after temporary loss of visibility.
Defines the maximum angle at which the tracker can perform robust eye tracking.
Specifies the largest screen size supported for standard eye tracker mounting.
Defines the range of distances for effective eye tracking between eyes and sensors.
Defines spatial angular variation between individual and consecutive gaze samples.
The number of data samples output per second for each eye, expressed in Hz.
Duration from image exposure to data availability via the API on the client computer.
Process for synchronizing device time with client computer time to compensate for drift.
Explains the core technique using cameras and illuminators to capture eye reflections.
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